After the War, I Left the Siheyuan and Went Abroad

The writing is good and very beautiful. The story is interesting, the logic is clear, and the wording and sentence arrangement are all of high quality. The one star less is because the name of the courtyard is wasted. The essence of the small world of the Siheyuan is that the parents are short-lived, and the stories outside the Siheyuan are the foil and serve the Siheyuan. When readers look at Siheyuan, they are not looking to see the various technological and military powers that save the country and the people, nor are they looking to see the hatred between the country and the family. I like to watch the various quarrels in the courtyard, the protagonist eating melon and watching the show, and then pulling the heroines and supporting characters out of this quagmire to change their fate. The main character's purpose in this book has nothing to do with the courtyard. In other words, what is the purpose of the people who make the system (let's call them people for now) by throwing you into the small world of a courtyard in the 1950s? Win the battle? Revenge for the country? Ridiculous, it would be better to throw it to 37 years ago, or the late Ming Dynasty and the late Song Dynasty.

Yes, it is in line with modern people's thinking. If you have to, you can do whatever you want. If you have to kill, you can kill as long as it is up to your heart. To be honest, it is difficult for a modern person to sacrifice his life like the martyrs.

Wonderful, the courtyard is too small. The world is big

It's a bit too awesome, and it can be defeated by thousands of people. Overall, it's very good-looking. It's not full of nonsense. It's a eloquent story. It's a good book. Come on, author.

It's quite nice, but it doesn't feel like it has much to do with the courtyard house.

I finished reading it. It started well, but after returning from the war, it was average. Then it got better and better, and ended in a rush... That's it [laughing awkwardly] [face covering] Okay, I won't say more, writing a book is not easy, five stars for encouragement! Many female literary yyds! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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Thinking about it, I still give it a five-star review. The whole book is quite thoughtful. I read it overnight. Except for the ending, which was a little reserved, everything else was pretty good. Personally, I feel that the whole book has not been developed yet, and there are still many follow-up chapters that have not been written. Tomb Raider Notes has been given a prefix, but there is no follow-up.

It would be better to change the title of the book. After all, it has little to do with Siheyuan.

Nice! I'm really tired of those conflict plots in the courtyard! Take a new approach and find something new!